Maher Commercial Realty is pleased to announce the successful sale of 5245 Via San Delarro, a 10-unit multifamily investment property in the heart of East Los Angeles. Oron Maher and Nicole Lu of Maher Commercial Realty represented the seller in the transaction, which closed at $1,938,000.

The property comprises 7 one-bedroom units and 3 two-bedroom units totaling +/- 6,820 square feet of gross building area on a +/-10,149 square foot lot. Two onsite amenities — 10 parking spaces (including 9 enclosed garage spaces) and an oval-shaped swimming pool — set the asset apart from surrounding East Los Angeles multifamily inventory.

Current ownership had completed a comprehensive capital improvement cycle over the prior 24 months, including full electrical panel replacement across all ten units, copper supply line plumbing throughout the building (with city inspection passed in late 2025), and interior renovations on multiple units, including new kitchens and flooring. As a result, the buyer acquired a building where major capital exposure had already been addressed, with a sewer lateral repair remaining as the only known deferred maintenance item.

The property is located in the 90022 zip code within the East Los Angeles submarket, an area known for consistent rental demand, established residential character, and improving transit infrastructure. Residents are minutes from the Metro E Line (formerly the Gold Line) light rail station, offering direct connectivity to Downtown Los Angeles, Little Tokyo, Boyle Heights, and Pasadena. Atlantic Boulevard and Whittier Boulevard serve as the submarket’s primary commercial corridors, providing grocery, dining, banking, and daily needs retail within a short drive of the property. East Los Angeles College, the East LA Civic Center, Salazar Park, and Belvedere Park are all nearby, and the property offers immediate access to the 5, 60, and 710 freeways. The Citadel Outlets in adjacent City of Commerce and the broader Commerce industrial and logistics employment base provide additional regional demand drivers.